1 Four States Rd, Four States, WV 26572

Escape to the quiet hills of Marion County with this 46.91± acre recreational property located on Four States Road near Worthington, West Virginia. Offering a blend of mature woodland, scenic mountain views, and beautiful creek frontage, this tract provides an outstanding opportunity for outdoor recreation, hunting, camping, or building a private getaway in north-central West Virginia. The property features primarily wooded terrain with rolling to very sloping topography that creates excellent wildlife habitat while providing elevated views of the surrounding landscape. Whether you're searching for a weekend retreat, an investment in recreational land, or a location to build a secluded small cabin down along the creek, this property offers the natural beauty many buyers seek. A peaceful creek borders the property, adding both visual appeal and a natural water feature for wildlife. The wooded landscape creates ideal habitat for deer, turkey, and other native wildlife, making the property well suited for hunting, hiking, nature photography, and year-round outdoor enjoyment. The varying terrain also offers opportunities to establish trails for ATVs, hiking, or exploring the acreage. Accessibility is another strong feature of this property. With paved county road frontage along Four States Road, access is convenient throughout the year while maintaining the rural atmosphere that makes this area so desirable. Electric service is available nearby, providing a valuable advantage for future development. A septic system would be required if construction is planned. Located just minutes from Worthington and within easy driving distance of Fairmont, Mannington, and Farmington, the property offers the convenience of nearby services while maintaining a peaceful country setting. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the property's proximity to the West Fork River and the Marion County Rail Trail, providing additional opportunities for fishing, paddling, hiking, and biking. Whether your vision includes creating a hunting camp, building a cabin with the sound of the creek in your back yard, investing in West Virginia recreational land, or simply owning a beautiful piece of Appalachian countryside, this Marion County tract offers the flexibility to fit a variety of recreational and residential goals. If you have been searching for wooded acreage with water, road frontage in north-central West Virginia, this property deserves your attention.